Links

On these pages you’ll find links to a number of other websites that might provide useful information, advice or suggestions for action in the best interests of the child.
 		  

Mediation

The NSCFC believes that:

For Mediation to have any chance of working “in the best interest of children”, who are all too often caught up in the acrimony of separation or divorce of the parents they love unconditionally. It most surely needs to become mandatory on all parties to attend a course of mediation sessions. Should either party refuse mediation BEFORE entering the family court procedure, this should and must be reflected in the courts judgement regarding Residency or Contact.

 

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NDFMS is a service for couples, parents, children and other family members involved at any stage of separation or divorce. It is a way to make decisions with the help of an impartial mediator, or co-mediators, on matters such as:

Future living or parenting arrangements for the children and property and financial settlements.

There is a contact page where you can call, pop in or email us for more information or to make an appointment. Click here to contact us.

Free 1st appointment

Clients may be eligible for publicly funded help with mediation. Those on a low income may qualify in special circumstances.

Relate offers relationship counselling and mediation for all aspects of family breakdown. Services are free and has regional bases across the UK.

> www.relate.org.uk

The Family Mediation Helpline is staffed by specially trained operators who provide:

  • general information on family mediation;
  • advice on whether your case may be suitable for mediation;
  • information about eligibility for public funding, and;
contact details for mediation services in your local area.

> https://www.familymediationhelpline.co.uk

As we all know, marriage is a huge subject! Whether your interest in marriage is professional or personal, we hope that you  will discover amongst our pages, something new to add to your knowledge or viewpoint.

> www.marriagecare.org.uk

The Family Mediators' Association

Family Mediation helps couples (married or unmarried) at any stage of separation or divorce to deal with family arrangements and practical matters that need to be settled, avoiding stressful court proceedings. Mediation can help to work out terms of settlement that are acceptable to both parties. It is free of charge to those who qualify and helps to avoid high legal costs. Most importantly, parents are helped by family mediators to give priority to their children in making arrangements for them. Mediators can also help to settle financial and property matters.

> www.fmassoc.co.uk

Ondivorce

Helplines and discussion boards for people going through and post divorce.

> www.ondivorce.co.uk
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